19 1/8" Fans | McMaster-Carr

Measured in decibels (dB), volume ratings indicate how much noise equipment makes. Some common volume levels include a whisper @ 20 dB, a refrigerator @ 40 dB, a conversation @ 60 dB, and a light machine shop @ 90 dB. OSHA recommends hearing protection for exposure to 80 dB and greater.

Direct-Drive Downdraft Roof-Mount Exhaust Fans

Direct-drive fans have fewer moving parts than belt-drive fans for less maintenance. More economical than upblast roof-mount exhaust fans, these draw stagnant and humid air out through your roof and then direct it back toward the roof. All fans have a disconnect switch to turn off the power for servicing.

Fans with a brushless motor are more efficient than fans with a standard motor. They operate at a wide range of speeds for precise speed control and greater energy savings. They’re also quieter and have a longer lifespan because of their advanced electronic controls.

Note: Airflow depends on the resistance created by ductwork. This resistance, known as static pressure (SP), is measured in inches of water.

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Fans
						Overall									Mounting Bases
	Blade Dia.	Airflow @ Static Pressure	Volume	Motor Speed, rpm	Power, hp	Dia.	Ht.	Base Wd.	Wt., lbs.	Max. Ambient Temp., °F	Housing Material	Specifications Met		Each		Each
Totally Enclosed Motor Enclosure—Brushless Motor
120V AC, Single Phase—Hardwire
2	12"	1,000 cfm @ 1/2 in. of H₂O 1,300 cfm @ 0 in. of H₂O	66 dBA @ 5 ft.	1,575	1/3	26 1/4"	19 1/8"	21"	54	120°	Aluminum	AMCA Certified, ETL Listed	0000000	0000000	0000000	0000000
Open Dripproof Motor Enclosure
120V AC, Single Phase—Hardwire
2	12"	950 cfm @ 1/2 in. of H₂O 1,250 cfm @ 0 in. of H₂O	62 dBA @ 5 ft.	1,625	1/4	26 1/4"	19 1/8"	21"	53	Not Rated	Aluminum	AMCA Certified, ETL Listed	0000000	000000	0000000	000000